Tennessee Credit Unions Commit $1.8 Million Over Three Years to Advance Financial Literacy in Tennessee Public Schools
Tennessee ranks third in the nation for bankruptcies per capita, and Tennessee credit unions are working to change that. Credit unions across the Volunteer State have pledged $1.8 million over the next three years to help public school students build strong financial habits through a collaboration with the Tennessee Financial Literacy Commission. Nationwide, bankruptcies are […]
Memphis Woman Featured in PBS Series Opportunity Knocks
Southern Security Credit Union hosted community leaders, partners and invited guests Monday evening for a red carpet premiere event celebrating the launch of Season 3 of the PBS series Opportunity Knocks at Malco Collierville Towne Cinema Grill & MXT. Among the families featured this season in the PBS series Opportunity Knocks is Kristina, a Memphis […]
Association Benefits—A Guide to Compliance Resources
Every day on the frontline, credit unions do an incredible job serving members and keeping their finances secure. But behind every transaction, account opening and member conversation, there is a complex web of rules that credit unions must follow. The Tennessee and Mississippi Credit Union Association provides credit unions and their staff with a powerful […]
Protecting Members—The Essential Role Credit Unions Play in Preventing Elder Financial Abuse
Elder financial abuse is one of the fastest-growing forms of exploitation in the United States, affecting millions of older adults each year. As trusted financial institutions deeply connected to their communities, credit unions are uniquely positioned to help identify, prevent and respond to this growing threat. Staff members are often the first line of defense […]
Colorado and Illinois Interchange Legislation Updates
Nearly two dozen states have recently proposed or are actively carrying forward legislation to regulate or restrict credit card interchange (swipe) fees. Interchange legislation is not currently being considered in Tennessee or Mississippi, but it is important that we keep a strong pulse on what is happening around us. On Wednesday, June 3, Colorado credit […]
2026 Tennessee Hall of Fame Nominations Open
Do you know a credit union leader who has made a significant impact in your organization and the credit union movement? Created in 2010, the Hall of Fame Awards recognize the commitment, leadership and dedication individuals have made to the Tennessee credit union movement. We invite you to nominate the person in your credit union […]
Appalachian Community Federal Credit Union Announces New Chief Lending Officer
Appalachian Community Federal Credit Union (ACFCU) recently announced the addition of Miles Snider as chief lending officer. Snider brings more than three decades of experience in commercial banking and lending, with a strong background in credit analysis, portfolio management and relationship development across a wide range of industries. In his new role, he will oversee […]
United Southeast Federal Credit Union Hosts 12th Annual Flags of Gratitude Cookout
United Southeast Federal Credit Union proudly hosted its 12th Annual Flags of Gratitude Cookout on Friday, May 22, at the credit union’s corporate headquarters in Bristol. The annual event welcomed military veterans, active-duty soldiers, police officers, emergency responders and other law enforcement officials for a special afternoon of appreciation and community fellowship. Guests enjoyed complimentary […]
Meridian Chapter of Credit Unions and Others Support Military Families
In honor of Military Appreciation Month, the Meridian Chapter of Credit Unions, 1st MS Federal Credit Union, Meridian Mutual Federal Credit Union, Meridian Air National Guard Federal Credit Union and Singing River Federal Credit Union proudly united to support our military families by donating $3,500 to the Family Readiness Program at the Meridian Air National […]
Woman Gives Thousands to Scammer Claiming to be Tom Selleck, Turns Deadly in Murder-Suicide—June is Elder Abuse Awareness Month
Devastated about the loss of a high school friend, 79-year-old Karen Whitaker shared the information on Facebook. Shortly after, someone reached out claiming to be Tom Selleck and saying they had a relationship with her friend. Karen, coping with the loss, felt a connection and shared her phone number with the celebrity impersonator. The scammer […]